attackfighter
Emperor
During a foray into the land of haughty scholars, otherwise known as the history section of this forum, I posed a similar question and was verbosely rebuked by claims that culture could not be objectively judged. Now I come to this arena of similarly verbose dispute to put forth this somewhat similar inquiry, "What mythology is your favorite?"
Aye, this is a question that has plagued mankind for ages. Whether sirens and centaurs measure up to damsels in white gowns and ironclad knights is something determined by our subconscious. No doubt there is no clear cut answer, but that does not mean you cannot answer. So then, what is your contribution? Perhaps you might familiar variety, such as sirens or knights, or perhaps you might settle with something a little more ethnic. Does Zimbabwe have any great mythology we could look at?
The rule, though, is that if you choose something no one else is likely to know anything about, then you must also cite source material, so that we might all read up on and judge the subject ourselves.
Aye, this is a question that has plagued mankind for ages. Whether sirens and centaurs measure up to damsels in white gowns and ironclad knights is something determined by our subconscious. No doubt there is no clear cut answer, but that does not mean you cannot answer. So then, what is your contribution? Perhaps you might familiar variety, such as sirens or knights, or perhaps you might settle with something a little more ethnic. Does Zimbabwe have any great mythology we could look at?
The rule, though, is that if you choose something no one else is likely to know anything about, then you must also cite source material, so that we might all read up on and judge the subject ourselves.